OCR, Carbohydrates, Biological Molecules, Online Quiz Tom Whitburn OCR, Carbohydrates, Biological Molecules, Online Quiz Tom Whitburn

OCR A Level Biology Carbohydrates, Ions and Elements Exam Questions – 29 Question Self-Marking Quiz

This free quiz has 29 multiple choice questions on carbohydrates, inorganic ions and the elements in biological molecules, all taken from OCR A Level Biology A exam papers. It marks itself, so you get your score as soon as you finish.

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OCR A Level Biology Biochemistry Exam Questions: Bonds, Reactions and Tests – 20 Question Quiz

This free quiz has 20 multiple choice questions on biochemistry (bonds, reactions, food tests and chromatography), all taken from OCR A Level Biology A exam papers. It marks itself, so you get your score as soon as you finish.

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OCR A Level Biology Water, Ions and Elements Exam Questions – 7 Question Self-Marking Quiz

This free quiz has 7 multiple choice questions on water, inorganic ions, cofactors and the elements in biological molecules, all taken from OCR A Level Biology A exam papers. It marks itself, so you get your score as soon as you finish.

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OCR A Level Biology Carbohydrates Exam Questions – 27 Question Self-Marking Quiz

This free quiz has 27 multiple choice questions on carbohydrates. It brings together the carbohydrate multiple choice questions from the OCR A Biology AS (H020) and A level (H420) papers from 2016 to 2025, plus OCR's specimen and practice papers. It marks itself, so you get your score as soon as you finish.

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Overview: Gaining and Losing Atoms from the Human Body

Many topics in A level biology relate to how the human body gains and loses atoms. But have you ever stepped back and thought of how these processes all fit together? Having a wide overview can help make sense of individual topics.

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Key Concept: Polar and Charged Molecules

What does it mean if a molecule is polar or charged? How does it change their behaviour? You’ll get confused in a number of topics if you can’t get this concept straight in your mind, and it’s too easy to lose exam marks by using the wrong term. Make life easier by learning this now.

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AQA, DNA, Biological Molecules Tom Whitburn AQA, DNA, Biological Molecules Tom Whitburn

AQA 3.1 biological molecules - 20 good practice questions on Nucleic Acids

3.1.5 - Nucleic Acids Structure and Replication

Can you

  • Draw the formation and hydrolysis of a phosphodiester bond

  • Name the parts of a nucleotide

  • Explain the similarities and differences between RNA and DNA

  • Explain why DNA is a good molecule for storing information ?

  • Can you describe semi-conservative replication ?

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